Bridget Mungatia

Focus on Coaching and Mentoring Leaders, Humanitarians & Professionals, as well as Church & Faith Based Organisations on thriving in Leadership arena.

Led Yemen’s inter-agency humanitarian strategy, coordinating response efforts among 25+ UN bodies and 195+ humanitarian partners.
Provided strategic advisory and high-level policy influence to secure over $1.25B in funding by leading donor advocacy across a $1.75B portfolio.
Drove Localization and Accountability across the response, ensuring 86% of resources reached affected communities.
Streamlined Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance through high-level advocacy at the Humanitarian Country Team.
Led Rapid Needs Assessments for over 1.4 million displaced persons, directly informing funding prioritization and evidence-based policy decisions.
Strengthened the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus through localized inclusive programming targeting marginalized groups.

Led Yemen’s health cluster coordination to amplify the voice of 164+ humanitarian partners.
Established the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Working Group.
Built public-private partnerships expanding health access by 60%, increasing local partner capacity/service uptake by 45%.
Launched emergency preparedness plans and trained over 2,500+ healthcare professionals.

Directed emergency response programs for 200,000+ individuals.
Mobilized $3.5M in emergency funds in under six months.
Implemented governance structures that cut inefficiencies by 48%.
Developed the first-ever IRC Kenya Emergency Employee Handbook.

Managed mobile health services for 880,000+ displaced people.
Developed and delivered emergency training for 500+ frontline workers.
Designed clinic layouts, streamlined patient flow and referral mechanisms.

Led neonatal, child, reproductive and maternal health programming for 200,000+ women and girls.
Accelerated maternal health interventions reducing mortality by 19%.
Secured $3.4M in funding and trained 800+ health workers and over 3,400 volunteers.